5.6 Configuring Ports

You can optionally configure the various ports that TORQUE uses for communication. Most ports can be configured multiple ways. The ports you can configure are:

If you are running pbspro on the same system, be aware that it uses the same environment variables and /etc/services entries.

5.6.1 Configuring the pbs_server Listening Port

To configure the port the pbs_server listens on, follow any of these steps:

5.6.2 Configuring the pbs_mom Listening Port

To configure the port the pbs_mom listens on, follow any of these steps:

5.6.3 Configuring the Port pbs_server Uses to Communicate with pbs_mom

To configure the port the pbs_server uses to communicate with pbs_mom, follow any of these steps:

5.6.4 Configuring the Port pbs_mom Uses to Communicate with pbs_server

To configure the port the pbs_mom uses to communicate with pbs_server, follow any of these steps:

5.6.5 Configuring the Port Client Commands Use to Communicate with pbs_server

To configure the port client commands use to communicate with pbs_server, follow any of these steps:

5.6.6 Configuring the Port trqauthd Uses to Communicate with pbs_server

To configure the port trqauthd uses to communicate with pbs_server, follow any of these steps:

5.6.7 Changing Default Ports

This section provides examples of changing the default ports (using non-standard ports).

5.6.7.A MOM Service Port

The MOM service port is the port number on which MOMs are listening. This example shows how to change the default MOM service port (15002) to port 30001.

Do the following:

5.6.7.B Default Port on the Server

Do the following:

5.6.7.C MOM Manager Port

The MOM manager port tell MOMs which ports on which other MOMs are listening for MOM-to-MOM communication. This example shows how to change the default MOM manager port (15003) to port 30002.

Do the following:

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